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This made in my nightmare

that was only four hours? damn

this was a brilliant video. thank you for the insight on your journey.

Excellent! That's what i needed.

5:52 why is the core shadow immune to this?

Super

Didn’t think I was going to like this video for whatever weird reason but once I pushed play I couldn’t stop watching

do you use blender???

There’s only a handful of 2D animation process videos on YT and honestly, I wish there were more.

Treasure Planet is my favorite movie. Never thought of looking at things like this. Ive watched it so many times, yet never understood the appeal of the whole animation. It is really an art, that takes so much into understanding its baffling. Thank you for the great breakdown and easy follow-up. And even animating in blender? This framework is looking neat!!

Where do you live ? It's 4c sunny temperature. Pretty cold

Most helpful tutorial

As a film/photography nerd, that gradient map idea is intriguing.

Love you Marco. I would not have been able to understand these concepts as easily had you not explained them. The simple is profound!

Do not draw bad guys. Draw good!

I never wanted to go to ANY school

You know, the spiderverse movies reminds me of your painting style even before the movie was released

I really enjoy your videos...it's a lot of information, but I think I'm catching on to some things. Thank you!

This is a FANTASTIC explanation of the breakdown pose! 'clap clap clap'! Thank you for sharing this. It is a benefit to the animation community in general.

i can paint eyes and mouths pretty ok but noses are 😭😭.... I don't know how they work, but honestly this video helped me with noses too with its basic ideas being taught, ty dude!!

I am learning about light and shadow so thank you for your contribution to my learning process

you should draw better hands NOW

You went to watts atelier no? I think that counts as art school though it learned you the basics

ok

This also explains why far away roads looks as if there was water

The quote at 8:49 really helped me understand why I love exploration so much. It truly is the only moments in which you can ascend the collective mind of society. I wonder if this somewhat factors into flow state? Perhaps mastering your skill set increases the rate of flow state due to reaching the point where you can no longer rely on others for learning. Instead you must utilize your own agency at its maximum and pave a new frontier. Maybe that could be the main factor in inducing flow state, and flow state is just a mode of total freedom.

I became a Doctor with no school and no talent.

Crazy thing is that when I see this kind of video from start, and I still have no idea how it become how it become. Like I know intellectually how it technically done and yet my brain is still "HOW??"

im now an apprenticceeeee

art is soo easy Art:

These 10 minute videos are more helpful then art classes

The eyes are sensitive differently to different colors. The eyes are most sensitive to green, then red, then blue. When converting from color to grayscale, different colors get different weightings. This is why this happens. It is not strange nor is it unexpected. It is intentional. The weightings are 0.7152 for green, 0.2126 for red, and 0.0722 for blue.

Ive always been a rough drawer showing lots of expressions and sketching but have a have a hard time creating clean drawings 🤔

What the fuck am I doing it’s 1 am and I don’t even draw and I just relized that 11 min in 😭🙏

Que buen tutorial y esta en Inglés no entiendo nada 😢

Thank you so much!!

I'm only halfway through this tutorial and it's been two hours. That's a testament to your incredible teaching. I've been in such an art block, and I've had very little motivation to sit down and draw, especially not studies. I've paused and rewinded a lot so I can do and redo the studies. This video made me want to soak up every bit of advice and apply it to my art! Hands are a struggle for many artists, myself included, but this video breaks it down so that the viewer GETS IT, not just kind of learns how to draw it without understanding it. THANK YOU FOR THIS!!

Please, never work with BetterHelp again. Its a genuine afront to therapy and every time i see it it makes me physically ill. I recommend looking into their case with the FCC for more context.

Marco! Let me be your slave, I mean unpaid intern! I will learn how to make coffee just for you 😂😂😂

How would you draw the ribcage and or muscle on somebody with a smaller frame than yourself? (most art tips I see is about muscular men and model is women, but rarely anything about wider woman and thin men)

So great, so fascinating, so inspiring, so positive! 🥰

You probably don't want to be sponsored by Better Help. They're not good! This is a good informative video though!

Thank you ! It helped me alot

Zbukvic calls that "mother color"

Only 15 years ago guided instruction this in depth came from: 1. If you were lucky enough to find a DVD with instructions from an industry professional (99.9% of them were trash). Luckily I stumbled onto the Gnomon DVDs. It was $60 for one to three hours of instruction on a single subject (you can see how expensive that could get). 2. Go to one of three private art institutions and come out a quarter million in debt for four years of instruction... Yes, there were books on various subjects but it's like trying to learn baseball from text and still images. The only way it makes sense is if you already know how it physically works. I hope at least one young person out there is eating these lessons up knowing this wasn't normal not long ago.

This is the best freaking color tutorial ever made. 10 years going strong.

"overworked" very right analogy for this. I don't like overworked over rendered pieces but somehow my clinets always ask to make things sharp and clear

You make it look so easy :v

The timing on this couldn't be more perfect. I literally saw Adventure Planet for the first time a few days ago (I've been watching a tonne of Disney to help myself learn about 2D animation), AND at the same time I realised I have a weakness in the area of gesture drawing and have been really struggling with how to do it properly. Thank you so much Marco, your stuff is amazing!